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I’ve never paid for a ring tone, even back in the flip phone days. Did some reading and figured out you could email your phone an mp3 and then add it as a ringtone.
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Weird everyone @GunnerBill keeps telling me Ladd is a slot / couldn’t be drafted by the bills/ not outside / not vertical threat. Nonsense. Beane whiffed. Gets so caught up on role / position type / fit/ culture. Just draft BPA man.
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Why wasn’t it insured?
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Toughen up champ
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Game one tonight of the SCF. I think the Cats win in 7. Bob gives them an advantage in net over Skinner. I really don't care who wins. I just want the games to be competitive with a couple going to OT.
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Roundy with another massive L.
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The Cowboys, Overexposed? Maybe. Overrated? .... You Decide
corta765 replied to corta765's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yep and predicting rookie success at QB is legit... throwing Darts lol But seriously I thought Williams was actually pretty decent but the team was awful. But Daniels looks early on like the gem of this class. -
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Shouldn’t you be settling on another house?
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They had insurance! All good! The blood, sweat, and tears any of these people put into their livelihood is of no concern. No harm, no foul says the young progressive living in a bubble!
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Ive got a day off so naturally im here instead of mowing the lawn or whatever
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I do most of my damage while at work. No work= no shitposting.
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Thank you. I always sucked at Where's Waldo
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Shitposting is a universal dream
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You know you can't hold me forever I didn't sign up with you I'm not a present for your friends to open This boy's too young to be singing The blues, ah, ah So goodbye yellow brick road Where the dogs of society howl You can't plant me in your penthouse I'm going back to my plough Back to the howling old owls Hunting the horny back toad Oh, I've finally decided my future lies Beyond the yellow brick road Ah, ah
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They were damaged during the protests, for which I’m sure the owners had insurance for. As for your second “point,” Minnesota Dems are currently working on a bill for zoning reform that makes it easier to build: https://www.house.mn.gov/sessiondaily/Story/18722 In 2022, Walz signed a bill ending single-family zoning in the state https://nextcity.org/urbanist-news/is-kamala-harris-tim-walz-the-first-yimby-ticket-in-history-election NIMBYism is bipartisan. It must be defeated across the political spectrum.
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Anticipated changes in philosophy/scheme in 2025?
FireChans replied to TFBillsfan's topic in The Stadium Wall
Are we sure they just don't want another tub of goo after getting burned by Star? -
Seriously if I was a retired doctor, this message board would be the absolute last place you would find me.
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He added tampons to the boys bathroom. Winning!!!
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And likewise would not worry about the deficit or the national debt either. Reality is a real pain in the ass. We're boxed into a corner by the high debt load and obscene levels of government spending. As a nation we're faced with the inevitable decision that we need to cut our spending and standard of living somewhere, someplace, and for someone. But where? To cut the deficit in any meaningful way one or all of the following biggest spending items need to be addressed: 1) Social Security 2) Medicare 3) Medicaid 4) Defense 5) Interest Payments on the debt Pick one or pick two of them to address and then fight the special interests that will refuse to budge on any cuts or baked in future fiscal year increases. Address the interest payment problem by cutting spending and running surpluses to pay down debt. Or like Trump is doing, take the easy way out of it by moaning and groaning and complaining until the Fed cuts rates to save the government from borrowing more at higher rates. Who is going to entertain a political fight to cut anything? Nobody yet. The most likely scenario is neither political party will have any interest in addressing the growing national debt until something breaks, causing an "emergency". The the Fed will step in but they can only do so much. Basically, save two of the three items below. Pick two. 1) Save the equity markets 2) Save the bond and credit markets 3) Save the dollar. You can't save all three. My guess is they're pick 1 & 2. So at that point everyone can be happy with all-time highs in the stock market and big 401K balances denominated in dollars that don't buy much as each unit of currency is worth very little. Which leads me to conclude getting a good percentage of your assets out of the dollar, like we've seen with this tariff madness, and into things like emerging markets and hard assets, is a good idea.
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No he isn't. Not even close. He has elite vision. He sees gaps that other backs, including Davis, miss.